Chynesse Spicer

As a graduate nurse with diverse clinical placements experience that has provided me with a solid foundation in nursing practices and a compassionate approach to patient care, I am eager to apply my skills and knowledge to a dynamic healthcare team. I am dedicated to delivering high-quality, patient-centered care and am committed to ongoing professional development to improve health outcomes.

• Working With Vulnerable People & Safeguarding Children Training
• Basic Life Support
• Mental Health First Response
• Manual Handling
• Hand Hygiene Certificate
• Medicare Immunisation Statement
• National Police Check
• Med safe Medication Administration & Calculation Competency
• C Class Driver’s License Tasmania

• Jordan de Hoog, Clinical Facilitator, Wombat Ward, LGH, jordan.de.hoog@ths.tas.gov.au
• Catherine Fisher, Clinical Facilitator, Wombat Ward, LGH, catherine.fisher@ths.tas.gov.au

Launceston General Hospital, THS January 2024
Paediatric Ward (160 hours)

• Provided evidence-based, patient-centered care and conducted thorough assessments for paediatric patients.
• Delivered preoperative and postoperative care, honing skills in paediatric medication administration.

Flinders Island Multipurpose Centre November 2023
General Medical Ward, Community, and Emergency (120 hours)

· Demonstrated proficiency in nursing practice by performing a variety of fundamental nursing interventions.

· Administered medications under direct supervision and effectively identified and responded to signs of patient deterioration.

Launceston General Hospital April 2023
Short Stay Surgical (120 hours)

· Assisted in the recovery of postoperative patients, ensuring their comfort and monitoring for any immediate complications.

· Developed skills in wound care management and post-surgical patient education to promote optimal recovery.

St Vincent's Hospital, Calvary North November 2023
Cath Lab (80 hours)

· Assisted in cardiovascular procedures, gaining experience in patient preparation and post-procedure care.

· Monitored patients during and after catheterisation, ensuring their safety and comfort while observing for any complications.